thrive movie screening kit 2012

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Table of Contents

Letter From the Filmmakers

Before the Screening

Program Overview

What Youll Need

Getting Ready

At the Screening

Introductions

Watching the Film

Talking About It

Taking Action

Closing

ResourcesRecommended Top 10 Actions

Links

We recommend THRIVE for people over 16.It is a beautiful and hopeful movie, and at the same timeincludes serious information that we would want to see before exposing our children. If you are under 16and you feel ready, of course you are welcome. We just want to acknowledge that THRIVE is a true storyabout our lives, and we have some deep work to do.

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A Letter from THRIVE Filmmakers, Foster and Kimberly Gamble

Thank you for hosting a THRIVE screening! Were delighted to have you as a

partner helping mobilize millions of people to create a world where everyone

has an opportunity to thrive. It is our deepest wish that viewing the film with

others will spark vibrant conversations about what it means to thrive, the

truth about whats in the way, and the actions each of us can take to make a

real difference.

THRIVE is a film about the core patterns that engender and sustain life.

It is a wake up call to the extent to which power has been consolidated

and abused by an elite few, and it is an invitation to join in the brightest

possibilities that can be liberated when we think critically and take a stand

for liberty. In short, THRIVE is about real ways in which ordinary citizens

can actively shift the power structures blocking the free flow of energy that

enables all of life to thrive.

We dont expect you or your guests to agree with everything in the film; we

do hope it motivates you to check out the facts for yourselves, engage in rich

dialogue with others, and take the actions that are right for you. To support

you weve packed our website with resources. In fact, we like to think of the

film as a trailer for the website. We hope that by exploring and using the site

fully, it will become the trailer for a global, self-organizing movement.

Screenings can help form that movement. To help you make your screening as

rich and fruitful as possible, were providing you with resources for answering

questions and inspiring and sustaining engagement.

Thank you for being part of this exciting movement and for all that youre

doing to create a thriving world.

Foster Gamble

Kimberly Carter Gamble


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BEFORE THE SCREENINGIf you are unfamiliar with hosting a screening, this step by step guide is intended to help you feelconfident that you have covered your bases. It is offered as a helpful suggestion. Of course we welcomeyou to design and host whatever kind of screening best serves you and your community.

Screenings will vary, ranging from small gatherings in private homes to large public events in communalspaces. This kit provides a range of options and resources that you can adapt for your own screening.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Heres a basic program that you can modify however you like. This takes about three and a half hours.

Welcome and introductions 15 min.Watch the film 132 min.Break 5 min.Talk about it 30 min.Take action 30 min.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

Technology

The THRIVE DVD, Blu-ray Disc (BD), a DVD/BD player or a computer with enough bandwidthto reliably stream the movie.

For large groups you might need a projector to show the movie on a big screen or a big blankwall. If so, make sure you have the right adapters ahead of time for connecting your computer tothe projector.

Resources These are all links to resources and support materials on the THRIVE website. Youcan bookmark them on your computer so they're readily available.

Recommended Top 10 Actions

Success Stories

Conversation Starters How to Follow the Money

Answers to FAQs

Critical Mass Actions

Fosters Blog

Fact Checking

The Resource Tree

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WHAT YOULL NEED (continued)

Materials

Consider if you want to include any of these:

Name tagsfor larger groups if guests dont already know each other.

A sign in sheetto get names and contact information so you can stay in touch with each other.

Paper and penshandy for people who want to take notes.

Snacks -you can always share the load by asking your guests to contribute some food.

DVDs or Blu-ray Discs to sell to your guests- wholesale bundles of 30 and 100 are available inour online store.

GETTING READY

Set Up to Stream

You can stream the movie for free through our website at http://thrivemovement.com/the_movie. Simply click on "Watch Now" and follow the prompts. The online version of the movieis hosted by YouTube and the quality largely depends on your Internet connection, so be sure totest out in advance. For large groups, we recommend watching the DVD to get the best qualitywithout interruption.

Its ideal to be connected physically to the Internet with an ethernet port while streaming. Awireless connection is slower and can cause delays and pauses.

To view full screen, click the square button in the lower right of the video player. To go back tothe smaller viewing window, hit Escape on your keyboard.

You can adjust the quality of the stream by clicking on the gear icon in the lower right cornerof the video player. If you have a fast Internet connection, you can adjust it to a higher number(720). If you have a slow Internet connection, you can set it to a lower number (480 or 360)which will reduce the quality but ensure a continuous stream.

Get Informed

Consider if you want to watch the film before your screening. Doing so is likely to help you feelmore prepared to host a fruitful conversation since you won't yourself be dealing with your ownreactions for the first time.

Get to know the website (http://www.thrivemovement.com). Not only will you get answers to avariety of questions, youll also be able to point your guests to the resources they need.

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AT THE SCREENING

INTRODUCTIONS

You might want to help your guests settle in by having them introduce themselves. For large groupspeople can turn to their neighbors on both sides and share what inspired them to attend the screening.For smaller groups you can go around the room and invite each person to say their name to the wholegroup and share what brought them there.

PREPARE PEOPLE TO WATCH THE FILM

You can let people know that they can find chapter summaries, a full outline of the film, as well asthoroughly researched fact checking on the THRIVE website, so theyre free to watch without feeling likethey need to take notes to retain all the information.

WATCH THE FILM

When the film ends it might be helpful to wait until the titles finish before turning up the lights andstarting the dialogue. Letting the credits roll with the theme song playing all the way through gives peoplea little time to reflect before engaging.

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TALK ABOUT IT

Getting the Conversation Started

For Groups of Any Size:

If the conversation doesnt start easily, you can suggestpeople take some quiet time to reflect on their own first.Then, when theyre ready, they can turn to someone nearthem and take a few minutes to share their initial thoughts

and feelings. If nobody talks at first, remember that a lot might be

happening in the silence. If it continues you can get theconversation going by sharing your own feelings and/oroffering a few dialogue questions.

For Large Groups:

You can invite larger groups to break out into smallergroups of 3 - 5 for a more lively discussion.

You might suggest guests start by turning to someone near

them and sharing what overall impact the film has had on

them.

AT THE SCREENING

Hosting Tips

1. Remember the purpose of thefilm isnt to get people to adoptnew beliefs but to generatecritical thinking. Theres no needto convince anybody of anything.Instead, allow them to expresstheir perspective, whatever it maybe, and invite them to try onanother perspective for a shorttime to see if it has value.

2. If someone starts dominating theconversation ask them politely tomake room for more commentsand experiences.

3. If people have questions aboutwhat was actually in the film,remind them that they can watchthe film again and download

chapter summaries and a fulloutline on the website.

After sharing the initial impact of the film you can invite people to talk about what inspired them, whatchallenged them, and what questions they now have, if any.

You can choose dialogue questions from the list on the next page and post them in front of the room tohelp keep the conversation going, or hand out a printed page with the dialogue questions on them toeach group.

For Smaller Groups:

People might launch right into conversation. If so, great. Your job is easy. You can also throw somequestions from the list of dialogue questions on the next page into the mix if that feels like it wouldhelp.

If theres a chance, before the dialogue gets going you can ask people what overall impact the film hashad on them.

Once guests have had a chance to share, you can open the broader conversation by asking, Whatinspired you, what challenged you, and what are your questions?


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TALK ABOUT IT (continued)

Gauge the Group Response With a Show of Hands

You and your guests can see the wide range of responses people might be having to different contentcovered in the film by doing the following exercise. You can tell them:

Im going to name some of the topics covered in the film. Raise your hand to the height that best representsyour level of agreement with the perspective represented in the film. That means all the way up if youre fully

aligned or on your lap if youre not aligned at all. Hold it up anywhere in the middle to reflect your feelings.

Dialogue Questions

Here are some questions that might help spark conversation. You can highlight questions that particularlyinterest you so theyre easy to find once people arrive.

Initial Impressions

How do you feel having watched the film?

Whats the hardest information for you to take in or believe?

Whats the easiest information for you to take in or believe?

What beliefs and assumptions did the film confirm? What beliefs and assumptions did the film challenge?

What did you see in the film that you also see happening in the world?

Where do you see evidence of some of the claims of the film? Do you see evidence to thecontrary?

What in the film is most helpful to you on your own path to thriving?

Going Deeper

What was the most interesting part of the film for you?

What do you want to know more about?

What do you imagine would be different if we could tap into a source of free, infinite energy?

What makes it easy or hard to consider that so few could become so powerful?

What makes it easy or hard to consider that so few could become so cruel?

Do you think the US could have its own revolution? Why or why not?

Can we make meaningful change within the political system? What are the limitations?

What do you think are effective strategies for creating a thriving world?

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TAKING ACTION

Some people might be ready to take immediate action, others might need time to sit with it all, do moreresearch, talk to friends, or watch the film again. All of these are valid actions. One thing to consideris there's no such thing as not taking action. Every dollar you deposit in a bank, is a vote of support.What are you supporting? Here's an opportunity to have your actions line up with your values.

Here are some ways your guests might be moved to engage.

1. Connect the DotsOnce youve seen the film, you might start to connect your own dots as you notice news reportsand global events fitting the pattern. You might also want to read Kimberlys tips on How toFollow the Money.

2. Learn MoreWe hope youll do lots of your own research. You can start by going to theTHRIVE website.

3. Talk About ItTalking about the topics in the film will help you decide what you believe and integrate whatyoure learning. You can keep meeting with people who just saw the film with you and/or share

it with others by hosting your own screening party. Weve written some Conversation Starterswhich you can download from the website to help you initiate meaningful dialogues. Weve alsoincluded some conversation sparking facts in the recommended Top 10 Actions page at the endof this kit.

4. Our Recommended Top 10 ActionsThese are some of the most highly leveraged actions you can take. You can learn more about thedetails in theWhat Can I Dosection of the website, and at the end of this kit.

1. Get Informed, Speak Up & Connect with Others

2. Bank Locally

3. Buy and Invest Responsibly4. Join the Movement to Audit and End the Federal Reserve

5. Keep the Internet Fair & Open

6. Support Independent Media

7. Support Organic, Non-GMO Farming

8. Require Election & Campaign Finance Reform

9. Advocate for Renewable and Free Energy

10.Take Part in Critical Mass Actions

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TAKING ACTION (continued)

Self Organizing

Invite people to share areas of engagement that interest them most. You can then ask for a show of handsto see if others are interested. Once everyone has had a chance to announce their interests and find otherswho share them, let the interest groups meet for discussion and planning.

Here are a few ideas for possible public offerings, but feel free to brainstorm your own:

Form a local action group to go through each of the top 10 actionsteps together.

Create or join a Critical Mass Action.

Start a THRIVE study group using thrivemovement.comand the Resource Tree. You can evenearn academic credit for studying THRIVE solution strategies and resources through GaiaUniversity and Wisdom University. To learn more about it, click here.

Start a Facebook group around each action.

We suggest that those meeting in interest groups be sure to collect each others names and contactinformation, establish a point person, and establish a next step they want to take. You can remind them ofthis a few minutes before you reconvene as a large group. Invite people who arent part of interest groupsto shop around and listen-in on other groups to see if they are inspired or want to join.

For Small Groups:

Invite anyone who wants to share with the whole group one thing they or their interest group willbe doing after they leave.

For Large Groups:

Invite anyone whos interested to tell one other person what actions theyre going to take after theyleave.

CLOSING

Remember to have people sign a guest list if they want to stay connected. Invite them to share any actionsthey end up doing on theThrive: What Can I Do?page of the website so they can inspire others.

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Each action below is accompanied by an interesting fact that many people would be surprised to learn.You can start interesting conversations by sharing these facts.

1.Get Informed, Speak Up & Connect with Others

Did you know that every movement that has generated any lasting change started when informed,motivated citizens shared their passion and knowledge with others?

What you can doOne of the most powerful things we can do is to not shut each other up when weencounter challenging new information. Considering possibilities is not the same as committing to them.So encourage an atmosphere of genuine inquiry and exploration when talking with others.

2.Bank Locally

Did you know that large commercial banks are the main funders of environmentally and sociallyharmful industries and they use your deposits to fund destructive corporations? In 2010, Bank of Americaprovided more than $3.9 billion in financing to the coal industry.

What you can do If you bank at a large commercial bank, follow this simple, easy 3-step processtomove your money to a local bank.

3.Buy and Invest Responsibly

Did you know that by making more environmentally and socially conscious purchases you can createa higher demand for better products and thereby lower the price, lessen your negative footprint on the

environment, and support better working conditions for people around the world? Every transaction is anaction. Every time you buy something you are voting with your dollars.

What you can do Make conscious, informed decisions about what you buy. Many resources areavailable hereto educate yourself on the benefits of buying local, organic, and fair trade products as muchas possible.

4.Join the Movement to Audit and End the Federal Reserve

Did you know that the Federal Reserve isnt even federal? Its run by private bankers. And since theytook control in 1913, the purchasing power of the dollar has declined more than 96%.

What you can do Sign up for Critical Mass Actionsto audit and end the Federal Reserve.

5.Keep the Internet Fair & Open

Did you know that in the past five years, Congress has made several attempts to pass an internetcensorship bill? Each subsequent bill gives more censorship power to the government and to major mediacorporations.

What you can doJoin the Save the Internet Coalition. Theirwebsiteconstantly features important

actions. You can join the coalition and receive the latest news, sign petitions, and get involved.

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6.Support Independent Media

Did you knowthat in the US, just five major corporations dominate the media industry: Bertelsmann,News Corporation, Time Warner, Viacom, and Walt Disney? This small group controls what you read,watch, and hear on a daily basis without disclosing their financial or other conflicts of interest.

What you can doListen, watch, and read independent news.

7.Support Organic, Non-GMO Farming

Did you knowthat genetically modified foods are proven to have serious health consequences, but arenot required to be labeled in the US? That means you could be eating them without even knowing it. Many

counties and even whole countries are banning the use of GMOs because of concern over their health andenvironmental impacts.

What you can doSign up for critical mass actionsto create GMO-Free Zones and demand labelingof GMO products; support organizations that are working to protect people and the environment from

unsafe GMO practices; and support organic farmers by eating organic food as much as possible.

8.Require Election & Campaign Finance Reform

Did you know that a Supreme Court ruling in 2010 (Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission)allowedcorporations to anonymously fund political advertisements? That means that an oil-friendly politician cannow have all his or her TV ads completely funded by oil companies without our knowing.

What you can do Insure your right to know who funds politicians so you can make the most informeddecisions. Check out Public Campaign: Clean Money, Clean Electionsto help bring about campaignfinance reform.

9.Advocate for Renewable and Free Energy

Did you knowthat the U.S. government protects nuclear power plants so taxpayers are ultimatelyresponsible for the consequences of any accidents both financially and with their lives? There are safer

alternatives.

What you can doJoin with a critical mass of othersto promote the development, protection, anddissemination of New Energy Technologies.

10. Take Part in Critical Mass ActionsDid you know that seemingly against all odds, women successfully reduced the ancient tradition offemale genital cutting in many villages throughout Africa? If just one woman had refused the practice shewould have been ostracized, but when entire villages agreed to refuse together, they had the leverage theyneeded. Once one village succeeded, the campaign spread successfully throughout much of Africa andnow thousands of women are able to safely avoid this violation.

What you can dojoin or initiate social change initiatives that leverage a critical mass to be effective. Youcan sign up and make suggestions for Critical Mass Actionson the THRIVE website.

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LINKS

We suggest you familiarize yourself with the content at each of these links and have the linksready/bookmarked in case they come in handy during your screening.

The Movie

FAQs

Recommended Top 10 Actions

Critical Mass Actions

Conversation StartersSuccess Stories

Fosters Blog

Fact Checking

Resource Tree

Chapter Summaries

RESOURCES
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